Приклади вживання Kipnis Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Then they contacted Kipnis.
Kipnis retired from the opera in 1946.
So, what is the overall impact of the immune system on our brain development andfunction?" said Kipnis.
Levin Kipnis, Rachel, Zeev Jabotinsky, Tchernichovsky.
Live imaging of these vessels was crucial to demonstrate their function, andit would not be possible without collaboration with Tajie Harris,” Kipnis said.
Their son Igor Kipnis(1930- 2002) was a celebrated harpsichordist.
Kevin Lee, who chairs the Department of Neuroscience,recalled his reaction the first time researchers in Kipnis' lab shared their basic result with him.".
When not performing, Kipnis was kept secluded and under police guard.
Kevin Lee, that chairs the Division of Neuroscience,remembered his response the very first time scientists in Kipnis' laboratory shared their standard outcome with him.
Aleksandr Kipnis was born in Zhytomyr, the capital of the Volhynian Governorate, in the Russian Empire(now Ukraine).
During Hitler's rise to power Kipnis left Germany and traveled to Italy to join the Vienna State Opera.
Kipnis showed signs of vocal deterioration during the 1940s and he retired from the Met in 1946.
I thought the body was mapped,” said Jonathan Kipnis, a professor in the Department of Neuroscience and director of the University's Center for Brain Immunology and Glia.
In 1937 Kipnis was sought out by the Brahms Song Society to sing on both volumes of their special recording of the Brahms repertory.
In addition to his obvious talents as an operatic singer, Kipnis was also a celebrated and critically acclaimed interpreter and singer of lieder(German for"songs"- short, poetic songs referred to in English as"art songs").
Kipnis was under contract with the Berlin Opera until 1935, when he was able to break his contract and flee Nazi Germany.
CD reissues of his recorded work include: The Best of Alexander Kipnis- arias and songs by Wagner, Mozart, Verdi, Gounod, Brahms, Meyerbeer, Wolf and Halevy in recordings selected by his son, Igor Kipnis, and issued by Pearl(Pavilion Records Ltd.), GEMM CD 9451.
Kipnis was under contract with the Berlin Opera until 1935, when he was able to break his contract and flee Nazi Germany.
Alexander Kipnis(February 13[O.S. February 1] 1891- May 14, 1978) was a Ukrainian-born operatic bass.
Kipnis and his team worked closely with UVA's Department of Pharmacology and with Vladimir Litvak's research group at the University of Massachusetts Medical School.
Instead of black sound Kipnis produced a deep rich velvety sound, never'barked' the upper register, and was scrupulous in matters of pitch.
Professor Kipnis also saluted the‘phenomenal' surgical skills of Igor Smirnov, a research associate in the Kipnis lab whose work was critical to the imaging success of the study.
Critics quoted in Musicians Since 1900 called Kipnis"not only one of the greatest contemporary operatic basses but also one of the foremost living masters of the Lied" as well as"the greatest male interpreter of Debussy's song literature.".
In 1932 Kipnis left Chicago to return to sing as principle bass for the Berlin State Opera in Germany until 1935.
On January 5, 1940, Kipnis had his much anticipated and surprisingly belated debut at the Metropolitan Opera House in New York city in the role of Gurnemanz.
Kipnis additionally praised the“incredible” medical abilities of Igor Smirnov, a research study partner in the Kipnis laboratory whose job was crucial to the imaging success of the research study.